Also, Schrader finally has an opponent. Last night the GOP chose conservative county commissioner Michael Fitzpatrick instead of the more moderate, pro-choice state Senator Joe Conti. This should improve Schrader's chances, as it will make the ideological gap between the candidates more stark and offer her an opportunity to exploit the ever-widening fissure in the Bucks County Republican Party.
Lots more on all of this later on. I will provide a detailed post on Hoeffel, and hopefully a short conversation with Brian Smoot about both Schrader and Alexander. Stay tuned.
Update( Jerome, from the comments):
"I believe we can take this baby and win big," said Rendell.
"This is a big priority for us," Speed said. "We have staff working with her already."
That's good enough for me. $50.02 more to Ginny.
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